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Barry Harwick Dartmouth track coach runs top program

Barry Harwick used to own the Dartmouth College record for the mile. He ran the event in four minutes, 9.1 seconds in 1977, his senior year at this Ivy League school.

Since then, his record has been eclipsed a number of times thanks to his coaching abilities. Harwick is the men’s cross country and track coach at his alma mater.

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